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Dalinamės mūsų organizacijos globėjos mintimis. Gal jos kažkam bus padrąsinimu irgi tapti globėju.
" Kartais taip atsitinka: kai pats to nesuvokdamas kažko ieškai, ore, erdvėje kažkas susipina, susimaišo, gal energinės, gal likimo srovės, o gal laimingas atsitiktinumas, išgirsti vardą, žodį reikiamu laiku, reikiamoje vietoje ir įvyksta stebuklas – žodis tampa kūnu. Taip pas mane atsirado Sezamas (jo istoriją rasite „Rainiuko“ archyve). Pamatytumėt dabar tą pūkų kamuoliuką – „kleckų kleckas“, kai atsisėda – kriaušė, ir tiek! Ir akytė apgijo, manėm, kad niekada nematys, o po paskutinių skiepų klinikoje pasakė, kad jis ja mato, ir gana neblogai.
Ir nežinia, kaip būtų pasisukęs jo likimas, jei ne „Rainiuko“ savanorės, jei ne visi tie gerieji žmonės, kurie suaukojo jam daugybę pinigų, jei ne tos susipynusios likimo srovės, atvedusios jį pas mane. Atrodo, mažas žingsnelis. Ir daugybė mūsų, nepabijojusių žengti tą žingsnelį. Neprisidengusių mirtinai žudančia fraze: „Visų nepagailėsi.“ Visų ir nereikia, tegul pagailėsiu to vieno, tegul paremsiu tą vieną kojytę, akytę, uodegytę. Nes kai kam ji vienintelė, labai labai reikalinga.
Ir nė sekundės nesigailėjau. Nors jis buvo ne toks, kokio tikėjausi (išties suprantu globėjus, kurie apsižiūri, kad gavo „katę maiše“), visai ne toks, nepaniurkysi, ant rankų nepaimsi, bet katinas visą laiką bus toks, koks jis yra. Užtat jis KITOKS: „kalbantis“, nė žingsnio nežengs apie tai nepranešęs, žaidžia su viskuo, kas numesta ant grindų, ir žaidžia iki užsimiršimo, akių negali atplėšti, nuoširdžiausias draugas mano vyresnėliui, nes tokia ir buvo jo misija, pareigingai jį myli, laižo ir gainioja „išdvėsėlį“, kad nenutuktų. Bet ir čia dar ne viskas: aš, balzakiško amžiaus moterėlė, kuri net automobilių markių neskyrė, IŠSILAIKIAU TEISES, nes jau su dviem katinais niekaip negalėjau visuomeniniu transportu trankytis po Vilnių ir Lietuvą. Jei ne Sezamas, patikėkite, gyvenime būčiau už vairo nesėdus.
Tai tokie ir yra tie (ne)laikinos globos ypatumai. Iš pradžių bijai, labai protingai samprotauji: „kam man to reikia, vienos bėdos“, „o jei apdraskys tapetus?“, „kur dėsiu, kai išvažiuosiu?“, o dabar dar prisidėjo Hamleto verta dilema: „ženklinti ar neženklinti, štai kur klausimas?!“, paskui susipina tos mistiškos srovės, pamatai, tris dienas galvoji, tris naktis verki, negali pamiršti, pasiimi, ir visos bėdos akimirksniu prapuola, lieka tik džiaugsmai: oi, koks žavuolis, koks meilūnas, mano pats gražiausias, niekam neatiduosiu (ir dar už vairo atsisėdi, iš viso be komentarų). Formulė geležinė. Tiesa, tinka tik žmonėms, antžmogiams – ne. Žinau ne vieną ledinę širdį, kurią ištirpdė katinai, dabar nuolat girdi, kokie jie nepakartojami.
Yra tik viena bėda: katės gyvena trumpiau už žmogų, ir mums neišvengiamai kada nors teks verkti. Nes jiems išėjus lieka tokia siaubingai milžiniška tuštuma, net neaišku, kaip toks mažas padarėlis galėjo užimti tiek vietos. Ir nereikia tos tuštumos. Nes labai skaudu. Nes žmogui širdis ne tam duota, kad laikytų ją po stiklu nenaudojamą. Nes daugybė tokių Meilūnų, išduotų, kankintų, badavusių sirgusių, merdėjusių, daugybė ašarėlių Dievo aky laukia nesulaukia, kada galės ją užpildyti.
Dabar pas mane jau trys katuliai, ir tos vietos, atrodo, nebuvo, o, pasirodo, užtenka, iš pradžių ir pykosi, o dabar puikiai sutaria, ir pasirgti teko, dabar pasveikom, ir visos problemos kažkaip išsisprendė. Tik nereikia bijoti žengti to pirmo mažo žingsnelio – tai svarbiausia. "
Mūsų organizacija dirba be stacionarių patalpų. Tikslas – kiekvienam išgelbėtam globotiniui rasti laikiną globėją, t.y. sukurti normalią, saugią ir mažiausiai streso sukeliančią laikinos globos aplinką, kol atsiras žmogus, norintis gyvūną priglausti visam.
Deja, labai dažnai laiko laikinam globėjui ieškoti tiesiog nėra – reikia gyvūną gelbėti tuoj pat (sunkių traumų, ligų, pavojaus gyvybei ir kt. atvejais) arba gyvūną reikia perimti iš buvusio laikino globėjo, kuris staiga nebetenka galimybės globoti, rečiau – priimti grąžintą padovanotą gyvūną, todėl tenka gyvūną talpinti į mokamą veterinarijos gydyklos stacionaro narvą.
Laikinas globėjas – asmuo, kuris savo namuose suteikia pastogę vienam ar keliems beglobiams gyvūnams ir globoja jį sutartą laiką/iki bus surasti nuolatiniai namai. Organizacija pilnai arba dalinai (priklausomai nuo globėjo galimybių) išlaiko globotinį, rūpinasi jo sveikata (skiepais, sterilizacija) ir ieško naujo, atsakingo šeimininko.
Tapk laikinu globėju!
Stacionaro narvas gyvūnui - tai vienatvė, kančia, depresija, suvaržymas, imuniteto nusilpimas, o organizacijai – didžiulės išlaidos.
Šiandien globos labai laukia ir iš stacionarų trokšta ištrūkti:
Burbulas – juodai baltas sidabriniu poplaukiu katinėlis. Kastruotas, ramus, lėtas, taikus, apie 7 m. Paskiepytas, įdiegtas mikročipas.
Agatas – juodas, riebus katinėlis. Kastruotas, ramus, mėgsta šukuotis, kuklus, apie 7 m.
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Klek is mountain in north-western Croatia, near Ogulin in Karlovac County. It is the easternmost mountain of the Velika Kapela range of the Dinaric Alps.
The mountain is one of the best-known Croatian botanist reserves and home to a number of protected species of mountain flora.
According to the 17th century tale, during the nights of storm, the summit of Klek is a midnight gathering point for witches and fairies.
In the early 20th century, Klek's east and south face nurtured numerous Croatian rock climbers. The longest route length exceeds 200 m, with difficulty up to 5.12a.
Klek is positioned as a prominent ridge on the eastern tips of Velika Kapela, and its slopes descend toward Ogulin and the valley of Dobra. The peaks are steep and rocky, and there are two most important ones, Klečice or Mali Klek (1058 m), and Veliki Klek (or just Klek, 1182 m), with its prominent vertical 200 meters high "southern rock".
Klek rose during the Alpine orogeny in Tertiary, and geologically it consists of carbon sediments, i.e. Jurassic limestone and dolomite, while the peak part is made of Cretaceous limestones.[1]
There are several speleological objects on the massif: the Horvat's or Klek cave (Klečka spilja in Croatian), the Half-cave (Polupećina in Croatian), the Jarunčica na Zakopi pit, and two pits found in this century, the Witch's pit (133 m deep), and another one whose entry is near the peak, at the height of 1162 m.[2]
The climate is mountain with heavy rainfall, which encourages the formation of seeping and torrent streams that gather in Klek's pit or Peras' ditch. Behind Peras' ditch on the northern slope of Klek there is also a ruin of the old Frankopan castle Vitunj, above a village named the same.
From Lillian Vanac Tierney Notes (my Mom - the little girl 2nd from the left in the photo):
Monticello, NY
Mary - Joseph Vanac, Mary Klecka Gregory, John Klecka, Uncle and Great Uncle to Richie, Lillian, Edith Benes (believed another cousin but need to research the connection), Florence Gregory.
Written on paper to fit in photo album, I am confused by the structure and punctuation - I need to go over this with my mother. I think Mary Klecka Gregory here is John Klecka's niece?
I found the family in the 1930 census in NY, Sullivan County:
Parents: William and Mary Gregory (Mary is born in NY.)
Children: William Jr, George, Edward, Florence, Richard
Also with them: Mother-in-law: Frances Klecka (Arrived, 1887, born abt 1865, married abt 1889.)
So thinking Frances was married to John Klecka's brother Frank? I previously found a 1900 US census record in NY for a Frantisek & Fanny Klecka with a brother John who is a tailor that seems to match. Guess I need to write it all up to see if I am on the right track.
UPDATE 24 Feb 2012: After finding some obituaries first mentioning "Mary Klecka Gregory" and then other parts of the family that match the family names on the 1930 census I am quite positive I was on the right track. That led me to other censuses and other obits, newspapers and marriage records online - Once I get all of them facts straight I will try to reach out to some likely cousins and see if anyone would like to see these old family photos...
Also, I found the "Benes" family are from a remarriage and actually appear to be children of Bernard Klecka (died 1924), who in turn was son of Frank Klecka.
If any distant cousins find this on their own, I can be reached via my blog.
The idea for OpenDrone came from Tim Klecka. Last summer he began searching for an open source drone but was unable to find anything— there simply were no satisfactory open source drones that were modular, easy to build, simple to expand, and had a functional app for flight control. So Tim decided to put together a competent team, which was an easy matter, as his idea was enthusiastically received by the fellow students he approached. Because Austria is currently suffering from a massive infestation of bark beetles, the project team wants to use the drone to contain this infestation. OpenDrone will therefore later be augmented to include a camera. The drone’s brain will be given an attachment as well, which by means of an artificial intelligence will recognize whether a tree is infested or not. OpenDrone is open source, meaning that anyone can download the 3D printing data and software for free from GitHub and then assemble the device. The total cost of the drone is about 200 euros, making it significantly less expensive than various other overpriced drones. The drone will also have the capability of flying on autopilot.
Credit: Tim Klecka
The idea for OpenDrone came from Tim Klecka. Last summer he began searching for an open source drone but was unable to find anything— there simply were no satisfactory open source drones that were modular, easy to build, simple to expand, and had a functional app for flight control.
Because Austria is currently suffering from a massive infestation of bark beetles, the project team wants to use the drone to contain this infestation. OpenDrone will therefore later be augmented to include a camera. The drone’s brain will be given an attachment as well, which by means of an artificial intelligence will recognize whether a tree is infested or not.
OpenDrone is open source, meaning that anyone can download the 3D printing data and software for free from GitHub and then assemble the device. The total cost of the drone is about 200 euros, making it significantly less expensive than various other overpriced drones. The drone will also have the capability of flying on autopilot.
Credit: Philipp Greindl
Betty's Nosh, Glendale, AZ
Seated l-r:Jim Hoffman ’71, Jackie Olson ’75, Barbara Ahlberg Schreiner ’52 and Ed Anstine. Standing l-r: Bill Klecka ’71, Jean Welch Anstine ’64, Arlie Seymour ’53 ’59, Arlene Seymour, Carole Hall Cozzi ’73 and Tony Cozzi ’75.
After looking at this photo quite a bit over my lifetime, it was not until I scanned it last night that I realized all of the children were holding lilacs. One of my favorites.
From album caption:
Simanek Family Home in Predmir
Rear row: Antonin, Vaclav, Marie (my grandmother), Bozena, Joseph
Front row: Rose, Mother Bozena, Jaroslav, Father Vaclav, Jan
See restored color version for some more clarity.
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Jau nuo liepos mėnesio Kleckutis gyvena gatvėje. Atsirado kaip koks žaibas iš giedro dangaus. Didlaukio g., Vilnius. Jaunas, maždaug 2 m. amžiaus, kastruotas. Draugiškas, mielas, nori dėmesio ir meilės. Patiklus, taikus - gauna kasdien į "skūra" nuo kiemo veteranų - ilgamečių ten gyvenančių katinų. Net nemoka į šiukšlių konteinerį įlipti susirasti maisto - žiūri akis išpūtęs ir miauksi. Negerai, oi, negerai.. Baisu, kad automobilis nenutrenktų, ar pajutęs šaltį, neįlįstų kur į rūsį, kurio durys atrakinamos kelis kartus per metus...
Reikalingi jam namai, o kol tokių lauks, reiktų laikinos stotelės - globėjo namų, kuriuose jis ramiai lauks savo Žmogaus.
Niekas jo neieško. Kodėl?
Jei gali priglausti iki rasime jam namus arba pasiimti visam, skambink, rašyk - galbūt tas geras nepadarytas darbas laukia būtent Tavęs?
Kleckutis laukia.
Ačiū labai.
Colore restored version: See original version for some names added to each person.
It appears all of the children are holding lilacs.
From album caption:
Simanek Family Home in Predmir
Rear row: Antonin, Vaclav, Mary, Bozena, Joseph
Front row: Rose, Mother Bozena (KLECKA), Jaroslav, Father Vaclav, Jan
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From left to right: Conny Lee (AT) and the members of the OpenDrone project team.
Credit: Jürgen Grünwald
A quick search on Ancestry.com and Italiangen.org and I was able to determine that Anna Straka married Charles Elias April 22, 1899. We have no real info on the Straka family (my grandfather Joseph's mother's maiden name) so I need to follow up and research her family. Perhaps a cousin that is descended from her might have info...
I think my grandfather Joseph was taking this photo. My mother Lillian is the little girl on the left.
UPDATE: Summer 2011: I have found cousins that are descended from Anna Straka Elias!
u19 Winner: Young Professionals Honorary Mention at u19-create your world Award Ceremony / CREATE YOUR WORLD, POSTCITY.
From left to right: Magdalena Reiter (AT) and the members of the OpenDrone project team.
Credit: Jürgen Grünwald
u19 Winner: Young Professionals Honorary Mention at u19-create your world Award Ceremony / CREATE YOUR WORLD, POSTCITY.
Credit: Jürgen Grünwald
Rear of large Simanek family group photo taken at 1961 visit by my grandmother and sister and sister in law back to Czechoslovakia.
Caption: 1961 - Visit - Simanek
Jaroslav, Jan, Josef, Antonin
Rose, Mary, Bozena
Original Writing above is:
Fotografovani v Predmir R. 1962 (srpen)
Sedi od leva: Ruza (Sloupova, Kubesova), Mary Vanac, Bozena Vanacova
Stosi od leva: Jarka, Jan, Josef a Antonin Simanek
(Signed) Jos. Simanek
Rough Translation:
Predmir photographed in 1962 (August)
From the left: Ruza (Slovpova, Kubešová), Mary Vanac, Bozena Vanacova
From left: Jaroslav, John, Joseph and Antonin Simanek
(Signed) Jos. Simanek
Simanek reunion 1932 in Predmir, Czechoslovakia.
People I recognize:
Sitting on left is my grandmother Marie's brother Josef, with my mother Lillian on his lap. Marie is standing next to them. Marie's uncle John Klecka standing to right of woman holding baby, who is my great-grandmother Bozena Klecka Simanek.
Card was sent to my grandfather Joseph Vanac.
My Czech cousin deciphered the handwriting and I used Google Translate to Englishify it:
"In Prague? 6/9 1937
My dear, everyone!
I'm sending you a picture of our first Mr. President Masaryk. Surely you've read in newspapers and hear on the radio, what grief experienced our entire Republic in these last days, and even if you watched with interest the process of the funeral rites. Greetings and kiss you all Tonci "
T.G. Masaryk was the founder and first president of Czechoslovakia, in office from 1918 to 1935.
Under his name and this info in the corner, I believe it says "With little Moravian girl."
See Front of card.
Caption from album:
Jan Vanac, Bozena Simanek Vanac, Vaclav Vanac, Father/Grandfather Vaclav Vanac.
Older man on right is my great-grandfather, other two are my grandfather's brothers. Woman is both my grandmother's sister and wife of great-uncle in rear.
Update from cousin Martin: children names: Jirina, Vaclav, Miloslav (his grandfather.) Photo is in town of Zamlyni.
Rear of photo is previous image in set.
Transcription from back:
* Betty's Brother?
* Betty (Bocena) (sic)
* William (Vaclav in Czech)
* Father William
*Children of William & Betty
MTA Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free commemorates the 190th anniversary of the LIRR on Wednesday, Apr 24, 2024 at Grand Central Madison.
Phyllis Klecka, who has been riding the LIRR since 1964.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
MTA Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free commemorates the 190th anniversary of the LIRR on Wednesday, Apr 24, 2024 at Grand Central Madison.
Phyllis Klecka, who has been riding the LIRR since 1964.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
I need to discuss with family who some people might be in this photo.
Taken on 1932 trip from NY to Czechoslovakia to visit family by my mother Lillian and my grandparents Mary and Joseph Vanac along with Mary's uncle John Klecka.
Standing rear left is John Klecka, rear right is Joseph Vanac.
Sitting middle right with necktie is Josef Simanek, Mary's brother. I believe the woman standing rear is Mary & Josef Simanek's mother Bozena Klecka Simanek.
Caption: Anna Vanac, husband and children
(Anna is sister of Josef Vanac.)
I had previously confused sisters ANNA and ANTONIA as being the same person and just realized my mistake. An alternate copy of this photo has a caption of "Anna Vanac and family" - so if correct, and compared to a marriage record at Actapublica, she married Vaclav Rumplika and had a son Vaclav. (I do not know of other children names.)
1962 Visit to Czechoslovakia: Mary Simanek Vanac (2nd from left, my grandmother) with sisters-in-law Lillian Vanac Soukup (2nd from Right) and Barbara Vanac Dudek Marchant (last on right.)
Couple in center are Marie and Joseph Simanek (He is Mary Simanek Vanac's brother.)
Don't know about the others.
Skoda Fabia R4
Chassis No. 130 - plate:KE S 125 /SLK)
Team / Owner: MM Rally Team / SLK
driver: Mikolaj Marczyk / POL
Rajd Dolnośląski - Hotel Zieleniec 2018 / POL polish Rally Championship 2018
19-05-2018 - retired: accident
18th run of Chassis 130
third run of Igor Drotar in this car
2018 he made five runs for Polish Rally Championship, Slovakian Rally Championship polish Rallies
copyright by Justyna Klecka
My grandmother Marie Simanek Vanac sitting in the lifeboat of the ship Columbus on a trip to visit family in Czechoslovakia, 1932. She was traveling with husband Joseph Vanac and daughter Lillian.
Color corrected version of photo.
Klecka siblings?
I know that John Klecka is rear left and her sister Bozena Klecka (my great-grandmother) is front right.
I believe another brother Frank came to NY as did John, but died fairly young. So, unsure of the other brother's name here.
If this is the same trip that my mother and grandparents went on with 2X-great uncle John Klecka, then photo is 1932. (John Klecka and my grandparents lived in New York, NY at that time.)
1962 Visit to Czechoslovakia - Mary Simanek Vanac with sisters-in-law Barbara Vanac Dudek (Marchant) & Lillian Vanac Soukup.
Tréning reprezentácie do 18 rokov.
Please note the copyright notice.
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Handwriting on rear needs translation from Czech (and a magnifying glass!) Card was sent to my grandfather Joseph Vanac.
T.G. Masaryk was the founder and first president of Czechoslovakia, in office from 1918 to 1935.
Under his name and this info in the corner, I believe it says "With little Moravian girl."
See Rear of card.
Front of photo is next image in set.
Transcription:
* Betty's Brother?
* Betty (Bocena) (sic)
* William (Vaclav in Czech)
* Father William
*Children of William & Betty
Front of photo postcard sent to my grandmother's uncle John Klecka in New York. The back of the card contains a letter in Czech.
Since this was a light photo I tried this color-corrected version to bring out details. The next image in this set should be the original faded color.
Rear of photo says "Brother John & wife Mary" - We probably received this photo from cousins in NY.
Caption in our album appears incorrect:
Caption: Frank Vanac and Family (Frantislav)
Anna Vanac family (sister to Joseph, daughter of Vaclav Vanac and Antonia Straka.)
I had previously confused sisters ANNA and ANTONIA as being the same person and just realized my mistake. An alternate copy of this photo has a caption of "Anna Vanac and family" - so if correct, and compared to a marriage record at Actapublica, she married Vaclav Rumplika and had a son Vaclav (I do not know of other children's names.)
Caption: 1932 Visit - Vanac Home
Joseph Vanac, father Vaclav, brothers, sister, sister in law & children.